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Take Off Your Crown

from Separation Anxiety by Wrinkles

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lyrics

I know
That everything we do here comes and goes
The way it flows
The way it goes

And I see
This force that takes things away from me
Casually
Quietly

And we breathe
But that’s not always going to be
Eventually
Casualty

And we sit
Up on a throne above the ground
Let me down
Take off the crown

And I know you by now
but I’m sitting here wondering what happened

I should know you by now
but I can’t stop tearing up what should let me be

Do I know you right now
sometimes I would do anything for what used to be

And I’ve noticed by now
that we can’t notice anything because we’re stuck in it.

But do you feel the rain?
Can you see the thickening window pane?
Does it feel the same?

And I know that everything has its time to go

And the snow, it always melts away, I know

The way it goes
It comes and goes
And no one knows

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from Separation Anxiety, released July 29, 2016

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